I don't believe there is.....it's why there is a modification for those that root called "no ringer volume increase" sorry

 

So what is the modification?

 

Glad someone asked about this....mine does it to.
I personally don't like that feature though.
I can understand why it may be nice to have, but I don't care for it.
There SHOULD be a setting for it, rather than just forcing it upon everyone. :smokingsomb:

 

Yep mine does it too and wish I could turn it off myself without having to root.

 

Are you using one of the default ringers? I know some of them start out soft and increase in volume after a second. I don't have a problem with this.

 

I get that on my phone the first sec or two of the ringer is low then it just kicks into full volume it does get annoying.

 

I actually quite like the feature..... Means that I don't jump out of my skin in a quiet room when the phone rings, lol. I agree there should be an option to disable it though.

 

I believe that sntaylor was referring to the custom DjeMBeY ROM's for the i9505 that include an optional package to prevent the increasing ringtone. See, here.

 

Out of curiosity, do you have System settings/My device/Call/Increase volume in pocket enabled?

 

I do not have that feature enabled and my ringer also starts out low before increasing to where it has been set. Annoying that there isn't a way to defeat this "feature."

 

Download "disable increasing ring", in the Market. Works perfectly on the S4

 

WORKED PERFECT...THANKS!
Now I have my MoJo back...I can play my full Austion Powers ringtone again. That was one thing I didn't like about my S4 but you fixed it.

 

Here is the tune on YouTube. My tune starts right after you see "Austin Powers" on the screen after a few seconds:

YouTube Austin Powers link

 

i was about to start a thread about this but then saw it in the thread suggestions after i was done with my subject.

Always wondered why it did that! Only started doing it when i upgraded to JB. Going to get that app now..hopefully it works on my Note.

 

The "disable increasing ring" app works great and just as it should of course.
I wish I would have known about it earlier. :smokingsomb:

Something else that I have noticed after installing this app though....
The delay from when someone calls my phone and starts hearing the ringing sound to when my phone ACTUALLY rings has been improved greatly!

For some reason I have had a huge delay in that aspect ever since I switched to the S4.
People where actually getting irritated in why it was always taking me so long to answer my phone. I told them that I was picking it up on the 3rd ring or so, what where they talking about? They would say no....it always rings 7 or more before you pick it up.
So I called myself from a landline to test it. Sure enough, there was a delay of 3-4 rings
inbetween the time the call was made and when my phone actually rang.
Very weird.
Installing this app for some reason pretty much resolved all of the delay.
Now it only rings on the other end maybe once before my phone starts to ring,
and that's pretty much how it should be imo.

Don'y know if anyone else has experienced this,
or if it was some freak unrelated issue...
but if it was unrelated and was resolved at the same time of installation,
thats some crazy a$$ coincidence.

 

I noticed in the description of this app that if you have the developer's app Smart Ring, you don't need the Disable Increasing Ring app.

I've been using Shush to control my ringers. Anyone tried Smart Ring/Pro in comparison? I might kill two birds with one stone if Smart Ring compares favorably to Shush.

 

So it seems like its all newish Samsungs not just the S4 the Ace is fine but on the Ace 2 you get this silly quiet feature,Glad i looked on here as like the rest of you who doesn't like the quite feature i have now installed the Disable increasing ring app.

 

I didn't feel like downloading any apps so I did some trial and error to figure out that the quiet part of the increasing ringtone before it jumps to regular volume lasts 2.1 seconds. When I made a new ringtone with Ringdroid, which I don't do often, I gave it that much time before the ringtone was actually supposed to start. Problem solved.

 

I was just going to suggest that app. I have been using it for almost 2 years. works like a charm!!!!!